Paris Voyage Prompts Reckoning Over Family Choices
Neal Conrad, a young lawyer, neglects his wife Anne as his political career grows. Anne bears a son and later a daughter as Hathaway, at a Paris posting, suggests Neal take Anne away for a summer in Paris. The exchange triggers Neal to confront his past neglect and consider his future with his family.
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Neal Conrad
Anne Chamberlain
Griffin
Neal
Washington
Conrads
Clarence Hathaway
Anne
Mr. Goldenburg
Paris
Hathaway
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Clare
Caesar
Rome
Tragic wives shake up two diplomats in heated talk
In a confidential dinner conversation, Neal questions his wife’s influence while a former lover recounts his own failed marriage. The dialogue reveals ambitions, neglect, and personal costs across political and romantic lines.
Paris Fashion and Seaside Reunion Continue in Chapters
Neal, recovering from a cold, urges Anne to visit Clare at the Chateau de Madrid in warm Paris. Clare arranges a dressmaking tour, insisting Neal join to cover costs, and Anne's transformation wins Neal’s approving, if overwhelmed, smile as they move toward Europe’s adventures.
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Neal
Anne
Clare
Chateau de Madrid
Paris
Goodby
Dora
Junior
Nancy
Mrs. Goldenburg
George
Mabel
Europe
American Express
Belford
NRA Test in Washington Sparks Roosevelt Policy Debate
The piece analyzes how NRA principles face a political and industrial test in Washington. It notes dissension within Roosevelts brain trust, growing opposition in Congress, and industry pushback over codes and hours of labor as the administration critiques organized industry action and seeks to curb unemployment.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Admin
Congress
Vastdustry
American Federation of Labor
NRA Labor Provisions Deepen National Dispute Across Industry
The piece outlines how NRA labor rules push unionizing through the AFL, with General Johnson aligned with labor and Donald Richberg backing the plan. Employers resist, limiting talks to their own plant delegates, amid broader political maneuvers and a heated air mail controversy involving Col. Lindbergh.
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NRA
American Federation of Labor
General Johnson
Labor
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Xius Family Claims All-American Social Primacy
The New Orleans Times-Picayune notes the Xius family as an ancient North American lineage tracing to 1400 and predating Columbus. It contrasts this aristocracy with famed U S clans while citing Tulane and Pennsylvania University sources.
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Carnegie Institution
Cabots
Astors
Rutledges
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Tulane University
Pennsylvania University
Philadelphia
Columbus
Xius
Mexico
Guatemala
Yucatan
Ollay Pola
Ard-Ri
Bryan
Malachy
New Orleans Times-Picayune
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